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[05:47:41] <Navit> <05jkoan> Hi all :)
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[05:51:01] <Navit> <05jkoan> Test
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[15:11:34] <kazer> hi there
[16:12:19] <jkoan> hi kazer 
[16:15:13] <jkoan> ilovekiruna: vpn is set up, will build the opensft containers next, after that i will try to connect a local slave to the remote master. If you have time you could then try to control my testdevice while you are on the vpn.
[16:18:00] <jkoan> kazer: do you know if its possible to add secret files to circleci (e.g. openvpn connect files) to connect to the vpn? as an alternative we could use a Variable with base64 to "store" the secret variable eg the config file. The intention is not have the vpn server address in the build files/repo
[16:41:31] <jkoan> probably silly idea: what if a device has openvpn installed and connect to adb through the network?
[16:58:59] <kazer> jkoan: yeah there's at least two ways to do this. one is via the environment variables, another one would be via blackbox
[16:59:20] <kazer> environment variables should be just fine if you just want to hide the vpn server address
[17:12:55] <jkoan> kazer: this would be great, then we could probably even test on circleci and probably also record the session over vpn
[17:32:52] <kazer> yep. You could just put a VPN_SERVER_ADDRESS in the config you version, set the relevant env var in the ci config and then just do a sed
[17:34:18] <Navit> <05jkoan> Yep, buts a later step :D
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[17:55:59] <ilovekiruna> hi jkoan
[17:56:03] <ilovekiruna> hi kazer
[17:56:22] <ilovekiruna> jkoan: I could for sure connect and try to control your test device
[17:57:29] <Navit> <05jkoan> Not quite ready yet, but probably I will manage it later or tomorrow
[17:57:50] <ilovekiruna> jkoan: right now I notice that my VMs don't come up
[17:57:55] <ilovekiruna> so have a bit a setback
[18:06:04] <jkoan> Yeah, I know that :D
[18:22:46] <ilovekiruna> problem is, right now, I have no clue about the reason
[18:23:00] <jkoan> the new ram?
[18:23:10] <ilovekiruna> the new ram didnt arrive yet
[18:23:18] <jkoan> hm
[18:23:28] <ilovekiruna> seems like that the xen storage repository SR is somehow faulty
[18:23:30] <jkoan> any error message?
[18:24:19] <ilovekiruna> Failed: SR_BACKEND_FAILURE_453
[18:33:09] <ilovekiruna> SR_BACKEND_FAILURE_453(, tapdisk experienced an error [opterr=Operation not permitted], )
[18:35:14] <ilovekiruna> i think I idenfied the issue
[18:49:49] <ilovekiruna> resolved it, will have my VM ready hopefully by tomorrow
[18:50:04] <jkoan> cool :D
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[19:46:26] <ilovekiruna> jkoan: considering this, I would like to keep our farm within the vpn: https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/issues/6375#issuecomment-395326307
[19:46:51] <ilovekiruna> seems like rethinkdb on which openstf is build on hasnt released any new version for almost two years now
[19:50:20] <Navit> <05jkoan> This is really bad, but I already said that I do want to keep the stf inside the VPN. Probably the web interface could be publicity available (with login) but behind a nginx http server as frontend. So we should be safe I guess
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[19:57:35] <ilovekiruna> it is important to know, but i also believe we can avoid much trouble by staying inside the vpn
[19:59:47] <Navit> <05jkoan> Yep, but then we need to log into the VPN to manually test, which I would like to avoid
[20:00:44] <ilovekiruna> is it really true that for npm install I need root rights?
[20:01:40] <Navit> <05jkoan> No I don't think so, if it doesn't have root it writes into node_modules in the current directory
[20:29:14] <ilovekiruna> also if one sees the docker file, still nodejs 6.11
[20:29:37] <ilovekiruna> I think I will rebuild the vm and opt for the docker container
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